A substantial land opportunity at the doorstep of Saskatchewan’s capital city. Located just minutes northwest of Regina, this 594.29-acre property offers excellent road access and frontage along Highway #11, Grid Road 734 and the CPKC rail line. Its proximity to the Northwest Regina Bypass interchange and North Regina’s established industrial and commercial areas places it in a strategic position for commercial investors, developers and farmers looking to expand their existing land base in the area. With substantial acreage, prominent transportation frontage and convenient access to the city, this property brings together key attributes for purchasers seeking a well-positioned site with development potential, subject to zoning, servicing and required approvals. Currently zoned Agricultural, the property includes approximately 590 SAMA cultivated acres featuring productive Regina Heavy Clay soils, B & C Saskatchewan Crop Insurance soil classifications, and a SAMA soil final rating weighted average of 83.70. The land is leased to a local farmer through December 2028, with the lease to be assigned to the purchaser on closing. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding development potential, zoning, required approvals, servicing and suitability for their intended use. Rail frontage does not guarantee rail access or service. Mineral rights are not included.More details
160.68 acres in the RM of Moose Range No. 486, in the Carrot River area. This quarter offers approximately 75 cultivated acres according to SAMA, with the balance predominantly wooded land classified as aspen/coniferous pasture. SCIC rates the quarter as soil class F. SAMA identifies Tisdale and Arborfield soil associations with heavy clay and clay textures, level to nearly level topography, and none-to-few stones on the cultivated portion. An opportunity to add cultivated acres to an existing operation or purchase a standalone land holding with a mix of farmland and natural cover. Offered as land only, with no buildings included. The 2026 SAMA assessed value is $196,000.More details
This highly assessed half-section is located just south of Radisson, Saskatchewan. SAMA records show strong soil final ratings of 78.2 and 72.6 on NE 17-40-10-W3 and SE 20-40-10-W3, respectively, with both quarters identified as Hamlin loam.
A subdivision is underway at the Seller’s expense. The yardsite and the body of water extending across both quarters will be retained by the Seller and are not included in the sale. An existing 9.99 acre subdivision on NE 17 (which is not included in this listing's metrics/information) does not fully encompass the yardsite and includes cultivated land. It is being reconfigured so that the cultivated portion is included in the sale and the non-cultivated portion is retained by the Seller. Final boundaries and acreage are subject to completion of the subdivision. The seller anticipate that approximately 266 acres will be included in the sale.
The land will be available to farm for the 2027 crop season.
Farmland & Price Summary
2 parcels
Approximately 266 acres, after and subject to subdivision
$1,519,800 asking price
$5,671 per SAMA cultivated acre
2.00 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)
Available to farm in the 2027 crop season
SAMA Information (not including the 9.99 acre current subdivided parcel)
284.8 titled acres
268 cultivated acres
$759,900 total 2026 assessed value
$426,013 average assessment per 160 acres
75.4 soil final rating (weighted average)
The SAMA figures do not included the 9.99 acre current subdivided parcel and do not reflect the final subdivided property. Final acreage and cultivated-area figures should be confirmed once the subdivision is complete.More details
Opportunity to acquire approximately 937 acres of grain farmland in the RM of Great Bend No. 405, Saskatchewan. The six-quarter package includes a full section in Section 5-42-8-W3 and an adjoining half-section in Section 33-41-8-W3, with a yardsite. The two land blocks are positioned kitty-corner to one another.
SAMA information indicates approximately 732 cultivated acres across the six quarters. Soil is a mix of Oxbow light loam and Blaine Lake loam.
The yardsite includes a bungalow of approx 1,000 square feet (seller’s estimate), a well, grain storage, and several farm buildings, including a barn, a Quonset, and a heated shop. Some month-to-month tenants currently reside in the house and would like to remain, if possible.
The seller advises that earthwork equipment could substantially increase cultivated acres on Section 5.
Land is available to farm for the 2027 crop year.
The yardsite improvements are included in the total asking price and allocated a separate value of $200,000.
Two hopper-bottom bins in the yardsite are excluded from the sale.
Farmland & Price Summary
6 parcels
937.1 title acres (ISC)
732 cultivated acres (SAMA)
$2,759,800 farmland price
$200,000 yardsite improvements allocation
$2,959,800 total asking price
SAMA Information
937.1 total acres
732 cultivated acres
205.1 other acres
$1,379,900 total 2026 assessed value (AV)
$235,603 average assessment per 160 acres
49.3 soil final rating (weighted average)
$2,759,800 farmland price
$2,945 per title acre (ISC)
$3,770 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
2.00 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
Great opportunity for farmers to expand your land base with 779 titled acres in the RM of Flett's Spring, all within 1.5 miles, and 2 adjoining 1/2 sections. Land total assessment value is $1,821,000.00. Overall rating for the land is "C" quality with a range of B to E. Good producing land with a solid renter in place if desired as an investment. Seller would prefer it be a share sale and closing to be in January 2027. Land like this doesn't come available often.More details
Productive grainland, a beautifully maintained home and yard, and versatile farm infrastructure come together on two quarter sections with Highway #1 frontage between Moosomin and Wapella. The meticulously kept 1,750 sq. ft. two-storey home features three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, a fully finished partial basement, plus crawl space. A custom oak kitchen offers pullout cabinetry, generous storage and a movable island. The spacious living room centres around a wood-burning fireplace with a stone mantel, while window reading nooks add character to two bedrooms. Windows were replaced around 2016. Includes electric forced-air heat and reverse osmosis water filtration. A composite deck leads to a brick patio with a hot tub and gazebo. The private, well-treed yard features stone and flower accents and ample room for moving machinery. An orchard with drip irrigation includes raspberries, apples and cherries. Hydrants and power hookups are located throughout the yard. Outbuildings include a 40' x 120' workshop/storage shed offering heated, spray-foam-insulated workspace with concrete flooring, plus cold storage; a 40' x 80' cattle barn with an office and an outdoor handling area with water lines and underground power for three water bowls; a 50' x 80' curved steel quonset; a 16' x 16' greenhouse; a 7' x 7' well shed; and seven Westeel Rosco flat-bottom bins on concrete. Services include underground 200-amp power and a well with seller-reported production of 45 GPM. This property offers 289.89 ISC titled acres, 231 SAMA cultivated acres, G and J SCIC soil classes and a productive 55.62 SAMA FRWA. The land is rented for the 2027 crop season, providing an income opportunity while planning for future use. This is a great starting point for a new grain or mixed-use operation, or a great addition to an existing operation. Nearby communities offer K–12 schools, healthcare, shopping and agricultural services.More details
Scenic Ranch South of Eastend, Saskatchewan
A rare opportunity to acquire a well-rounded ranching operation in the scenic ranch country south of Eastend, Saskatchewan. This property consists of 6 deeded quarters and 11 Crown lease quarters, providing a substantial contiguous land base with a productive mix of native and tame grass, along with cultivated land suitable for feed production.
The ranch is set up as a practical, low-input grazing operation with an estimated carrying capacity of approximately 200 cow-calf pairs. One quarter is currently available for growing feed, giving the operation the potential to produce a significant portion of its own winter feed requirements and operate as a more self-sufficient ranch.
Water is a notable feature of the property, with multiple dugouts supplied by spring runoff as well as several natural springs, providing dependable water sources throughout the grazing land. The perimeter is fully fenced, with no existing cross-fencing, giving a new owner flexibility to develop a rotational grazing system suited to their operation.
An older yard site provides existing electrical service and a water well and offers an excellent location for redevelopment. For someone looking to establish a new ranch headquarters, there is an opportunity to build around existing infrastructure while taking advantage of the property's attractive setting.
With approximately 2,725 acres in total, a substantial Crown lease component, productive grazing land, feed-producing capability, and natural water sources, this property offers an appealing combination of scale and versatility.More details
This 159.24-acre quarter section near Edam is a rare find. The property features a unique 1¾-story home built in 1981, with over 1,200 sq. ft. of living space, 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The south-facing dining room and living room bring in bright natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The spacious kitchen is equipped with a commercial-grade stove, offering the new owners a touch of luxury for cooking and entertaining. Outside, the home includes a wrap-around deck with a large area featuring a gazebo, perfect for enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The property also a massive 50x100 sq ft heated shop, ideal for storing equipment or working on projects year-round. With three 14-foot overhead doors, this shop provides ample space and functionality. The land’s rolling topography, natural bush, and convenient access to power, water, and septic systems make it a perfect rural retreat or working farm.More details
An opportunity to acquire 10 quarters of farmland in the RM of Round Hill, including some of the highest assessed land in the RM. Whether you’re looking to expand your operation or add acres that complement your existing land base, the sellers will consider offers on the complete package, individual packages, or individual quarters, subject to the access requirements below. The land is currently farmed by a tenant for the 2026 crop year. Section 13 must sell as one package due to access. NW-03 must sell with SE-10 for access. The 10 quarters consist of 1,600.41 titled acres (ISC). SAMA records indicate 1,255 cultivated acres, 20 acres of native grassland, and 333 acres of wetland/bush. The total SAMA land assessment is $3,073,000, with total taxes of $18,384. Included on the NW-14 is 9- 2,300-bushel hopper-bottom bins, with power on site. Two bins contain some spoiled grain, 3 have air access but no fans. NW-03 has a 5,000-bushel bin with a concrete floor. Approximately 160 acres on Section 13 has some fencing that requires maintenance. Presentation of offers is in effect. All offers must be submitted by November 6, 2026, at 12:00 p.m.More details
Incredible opportunity to purchase a quarter section in the RM of Garry , located south off highway 52 . The land is being utilized for grazing at the present time. SAMA Field sheet identify 55 cultivated acres and 66 non cultivated ,the balance being bush/slough covered acres . The land is H soil type and with some improvement ,the productive acres can be increased.More details
Opportunity knocks near Crane Valley, SK area — a rare opportunity to acquire 243.30 acres of deeded land with the potential of securing an additional 160.20 acres of Crown grazing lease land (subject to Ministry of Agriculture approval). If you’re looking to expand your cattle operation by adding on responsibly grazed land with reliable water sources, look no further. The deeded land is currently seeded to tame hay but could be put back into crop production, or keep the land in its current state and utilize the property for grazing livestock. The 243.30 acres of deeded land feature J & K SCIC soil class ratings, 145 SAMA cultivated acres and 84 SAMA native acres. There are 160.22 acres of Crown lease land which are not for sale but may be assignable to a qualified Buyer subject to approval by the Ministry of Agriculture. Buyer to due their own due diligence regarding their eligibility for assuming the Crown lease, and Seller/Sellers agent do not imply or guarantee any such approval. The property features perimeter 3 strand barbed wire fencing. Water is key for grazing, and this property is well-serviced with access to Lake of the Rivers and one dugout which is fed by a combination of a spring and runoff. The Crown lease grazing land may be assigned to a qualified buyer upon approval by the Ministry of Agriculture for a modest annual lease fee. Abundant water supplies, responsibly grazed land & the opportunity to add Crown lease land combine to make this an affordable opportunity to grow your cattle operation.More details
Rarely offered full quarter section with a beautiful home and large shop. Vaulted ceilings give this bungalow an open, airy feel, while the pellet stove makes the living space cozy and inviting. Super efficient triple pane windows and extra insulation in the 2x8 walls keep things cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The open concept kitchen, dining and living area features solid maple cabinets, solid maple hardwood floors and a walk-in pantry. Tile finishes the kitchen, entries and bathrooms. The third bedroom makes a lovely office, with frosted French doors opening to the living room while providing privacy. A convenient laundry/mudroom room off the garage includes a half bath.
Step onto the covered deck and enjoy the beautifully landscaped yard, with garden boxes, a greenhouse and mature landscaping complete with a water feature pond with a bridge. The shingles were replaced in 2026, as well as a new furnace and hot water tank. A bored well provides excellent water.
The cultivated portion of the quarter section is flat, rock-picked and seeded to canola and alfalfa. The heated 30' x 60' shop has 14' height, two doors and a 14-ton hoist, a mechanics dream. There is a separate, but attached building for the large air compressor that will stay with the shop, and plenty of bench work space. A small barn, older wood shop, small garage and additional outbuildings round out this property.More details
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